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That’s super interesting. I really like Rust, definitely my favourite language recently. I’ve been thinking a lot about the pattern you are using with Rust for
by K0nserv 7y ago
That’s super interesting. I really like Rust, definitely my favourite language recently. I’ve been thinking a lot about the pattern you are using with Rust for the shared layer. Have you got an engineering blog or something with more details?
- mmastrac 7y agoThere is a FullStory engineering blog, but as we've been pretty much heads down for a while on our product we've been unable to write up some of our internal discoveries. I'm hoping that we can open-source some of the mobile<->Rust glue (iOS + Android), and write up what we believe is effective sharing of business logic between platforms.
- robocat 7y agoI would love GitHub to have a way to publish "example" code that is for reading, but not for using or branching. I have code that contains useful parts that are worth publishing, but it also contains horrorshow code and library/tooling specific dependencies that are useless to anyone else. I don't want to make the code useful for others, but I would remove comments/keys/PI, and parts of the code would remain useful to others to copy or use as a reference for how to do something. The main issue is avoiding getting roasted by some random dev blogger for some of the technical debt (the embarrassing code you remove or fix if publishing properly). Maybe a click-through agreement before you can read the code?